Our clinic hours are Monday to Friday from 8am-8pm
Sat. 9-5 pm and Sun. 9-4 pm. 

Please call ahead to schedule and we'd be happy to book you in
for a same day appointment!

If you own a dog....

Check out this News Cast on Ticks & Lyme disease !

(click on the photo above to view the News Footage)

There have been some positive cases of Lyme disease noted in our area. Migrating birds can carry ticks from endemic regions to our area which could account for the rise in some tick borne diseases. Make sure to ask for the 4DX heartworm test.... it also screens for Lyme disease, Erlichia and Anaplasmosis ( all transmitted by ticks). Ask us which heartworm and flea prevention fits your doggies lifestyle... 519-624-9760

12 New Rescue Pets have Arrived...

......waiting for Adoption

Thank you to   for featuring our rescued pets on the 6pm News March 29th, 2012.   We hope that this exposure will help spread the word... giving them a second chance at life and a new FUR-EVER home !

(click on the CTV above to view the news clip)

MEET MORRIS FIZZLE ! 

   Our most recent rescue is Morris the orange tabby.  Despite his injury he is happy to accept scratches behind the ears.   His Femoral Head Ostectomy surgery was competed today April 30th.   This means the head of his femur was removed and therefore his hind leg is not attached at the hip socket.   Despite this, the muscles and nerves will still tell the leg what to do and he will have use of all 4 legs once he is recovered.     He has a long road ahead with recovery and physio/rehab treatments.    He will be kept as comfortable as possible with medication and love from our staff.   Once recovered he will be up for adoption.   We will post updates of his recovery on our Facebook page.       Anyone wishing to contribute to the cost of his procedure (surgery) may do so by contacting us at 519-624-9760

 UPDATE ON ' MORRIS FIZZLE'

"Morris Fizzle" is doing great !!
He is recovering well from surgery.  So far $ 175 dollars has been raised to help cover the cost of surgery  !!!
Thank you so so much to all the kind beautiful people who have donated for him.
He is just the nicest cat ever.  Next step is physiotherapy to aide in recovery.
The surgeon also found three broken canine teeth ( the long fang like teeth) during his pre-surgical exam which are painful and will need to come

 out after he is recovered from this first surgery.   He must have been hit by a car hard. He is lucky to be alive !

 Thank you to

The Cambridge Times

for sharing what we do

with all of Cambridge !

(click on above photo to view article on our rescues)

Recently  The Cambridge Times featured an article on Animal Hospital of Cambridge called:

Help for the helpless

Local vets vow to rescue and repair stray animals